[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These llamas are the most sought-after toy at my not-quite-3-year-old grandson's play group. Whether it's the color or the letters or that they fit perfectly in toddler/preschooler hands or just that the llamas are so irresistible, this toy was a success from every point of view. They are durable and well-made and thoughtfully designed.

Cute learning tool to match uppercase with lowercases. Both little and big kids like them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Letter Llamas are a big hit with my granddaughter. She loves playing with them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Learning in a fun way great for kids of all ages. Easy to explain to my children how to use and a fun way to keep their attention while learning. My son gets so excited to play and learn at the same time so these are perfect!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is fun and entertaining and helps to teach kids their alphabet. Each llama is broken up info two pieces. Child has to be able to match up lower case letter with upper case letter. The kids get a kick out of who can do it the fastest. They've made a game out of it. It's really helped my pre k student and three year old learn his alphabet in a fun way.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very good to introduce the alphabets, but each Lima should have one letter on its side, not two different letters on opposite sides. Great for motor skills as well. Over all awesome learning product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hard to put together at times. Sometimes they don't want to stand up. Still fun to pretend play

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] *This review is from a free product promotion and is my honest opinion* I was pleasantly surprised how much my son played with these! He enjoyed pulling them apart and putting them back together, as well as taking them in and out of the bucket. The only thing I would change is that all the llamas would be different colors to really help the educational aspect of knowing the same colors go with the same letters. Other than that, it's been a great activity to keep this 18 month old entertained!

I thought this would have the whole alphabet. I'm not sure whats the point of having bits and pieces of the english alphabet instead of the whole thing. The toys are cute and colorful and the toddler seems to enjoy them.

Misleading. I saw 26 pieces. So therefore I thought it would be the full alphabet. It’s only 13 letters.